we were kind of at our max. reporter: while the median price of a home in california is $706,000, in the bay area it s $1,068,000. this time last year it was $900,000, and 18% increase. there has been a pent-up demand for homes in the last several years. we have had a low supply of homes for sale. reporter: while some are leaving the bay area, able to work remotely during the pandemic, realtors say many people still want to live here. this is an area that s surrounded by high-tech employers that are willing to pay a lot of money for you to work for them. even if you want to live here. the weather here is wonderful. reporter: this real estate broker sold the 759 square foot one bed, one bath house in san jose for over asking price, $1,055,000 with six offers. the new owner plans to tier it down and rebuilt . the broker says the biggest factor pushing up home sales is the historic low interest rates. and the two percentile, 2.5 to 2.75%. whenever the cost of money i
start off with a live look outside where it is just beautiful as the sun starts to come up. a live look of san francisco. just a very little bit of low cloud hanging out in the bay this morning but not anything in the way of fog. san francisco 53 degrees, oakland about 49 and we re at 50 in santa rosa and livermore 55 and san jose about 56. i wanted to mention the crews fire we were talking about, we are having better conditions for fire fighters and 90% humidity in gilroy and the wind is 3, 4 miles per hour and that is really good news for them. gives them a chance to get arms around some containment this morning. wind is relatively calm all across the bay and we got breezy and gusty yesterday and not expecting things to get quite so gusty today and the marine layer not terribly successful this morning so it s just a few low clouds out there and we ll see more of that tomorrow with a chance of fog and today mild to warm temperatures and it ll be a beautiful day around the ba
justice for jayce. jace young hadn t even started the first grade yet . hello again everyone, i m frank somerville. and i m julie haener working from home tonight. family, friends and elected leaders gathered in san francisco s bayview district tonight calling for answers and solutions. ktvu s amber lee is at san francisco police headquarters. reporter: san francisco police said they are investigating leads and interviewing witnesses. at tonight s vigil there was a large turnout to support the family. we ask that you look down on his mother. reporter: the vigil for 6- year old narcan opened with a prayer from his family. his father pleaded for help. justice for jace and this family. reporter: he was less than a mile from his home, watching fireworks at a friends birthday party when he was shot in the chest. he was rushed to the hospital, where he died. pain and anger and frustration, knowing that my family is grieving in the loss of jace. reporter: jace turn
had been vandalized. ansar hassan has the video you will only see here on abc 7. reporter: an arrest was made moments after a driver allegedly yelled all lives matter and pulled a gun on a matter of a crowd watching over a black lives matter mural in martinez. he rolled by us and yelled at everybody and flipped us off. so i got on my scale board, just followed him to get the plates. he made a u-turn, came back at me and pointed a gun in my face said you want to do something. that s it. immediately a cop was behind him and pulled him over thank god. reporter: the suspect was arrested without incident as he put his hands out the window and on police command exited his jeep walking backwards towards the officers. a group has been standing guard over the mural after it was defaced on saturday by this unidentified couple claiming all lives matter. i said all lives matter. reporter: as the woman painted, the couple was taunted being called racists and colonizers. don
all. the winning team is celebrating with us today, thursday, september 26th, 2013. good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a thursday morning. i m savannah guthrie. i m matt lauer. i don t care if you know nothing about sailing. this was cool stuff yesterday. all you need to know is that this team came back from an 8-1 deficit. won eight straight races and retained the america cup. that s cool. i hear they re going to play pittsburgh next. anthony from behind camera one over there. thank you, anthony. i had nothing to say about sailing. people will be excited when they hear how they pulled this off. today s top story and that is this looming government shut down. nbc s peter alexander is in washington. peter, good morning to you. matt, good morning to you. simply put, everyone is zeroing in on october 1st. that s next tuesday. if congress doesn t reach a budget deal boy then, federal agencies close. it s also the first day when uninsured americans can sig